Gateway Mining says it has found high-grade gold results from step-out drilling at its Yandal project in Western Australia, extending the company’s identified regional gold footprint. The reports describe results from drilling that is positioned about 20 kilometres south of previously defined mineralisation, where high-grade assay values are reported up to 9.2 grams per tonne gold. The outlets say these results are part of a wider, approximately 20-kilometre extension of the Yandal gold system, indicating broader potential for mineral resources across the area.
All sources state that the company’s next stage is deeper resource drilling using reverse circulation (RC) methods. While the articles focus on the significance of the step-out high-grade intersections and the scale of the extension, they do not provide additional details on resource estimates, orebody dimensions, or the final interpretation of the drilling results beyond the planned follow-up work. The reporting is consistent across outlets, presenting the findings as an early-stage expansion of the project’s prospective gold zone ahead of further drilling.
